87. Alligator (1980)

from Kill Streak · host Eric Gosselin, Michael Price

What happens when you flush a little baby alligator down the toilet and give it a bunch of mutagen-laced carcasses? YOU GET A GIANT, KILLER ALLIGATOR, BABY! You got Robert Forster and Robin Riker looking like a million bucks. You got a stacked cast of character actors looking like normal people in a way that would never fly these days. A practical effects killer gator! Is this another run of the mill Jaws rip-off, or a hidden gem? Listen and find out. Stay tuned to the end where we discuss killer pet movies in a brand new segment called They Make Great Pets!

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